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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

His HEALTH AFFECTED BY OvERwoRK-On the
recommendation Of the naval retiring board Pay
Inspector L. G. Billings has been granted a six
months leave Of absence. His health has been at
ected by overwOrk In carrying out Secretary Whit
ney 5 plans for consolidating the system OF pur-
claSeS and aCcQunfS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

GAUGERs APPoINTED.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has appointed Peter Ball gauger for the
first California district, and Frances Rose gauger,
at Leadyille, Col.
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A Divided Church.
TRoCBLE IN skvAssAH OVER THE PAS roRArR or Ri
LE0NAkD woOLSEr BACON.

rRopBIE IN sAvAssAH OVER THE PAsroRArR OF REV.
LEoNAkD wooIsEr BACON.
A special TO the Philadelphia I'resS. from Savan.
nah, Ga, November Z, says: The Independent
Presbyterian church here Is almost split 10 pieces
over the question OF re-electing Rev. Leonard
Woolsey Bacon pastor OF that church. HIS cali
for one year Will expire on December I. ON next
sunday his congregation Will vote on the question
OF making his cali permanent DR. Bacon came 10
savannah from Connecticut on sunday. July Z,
last he preached one OF the most r rmarkab!e rs.r-
f1ons ever heard IN the South. ~ was a Fourth of
July sermon. and too run VI Northern sentiment
for many OF the hearers. 4 euiusy 81 Lincoln
aw akeaed bitter thoughts and mtlnOI1es, and an
aiiusion u the scrptuial passage Which says that
the Lord chasteneth those he loyetn WAS not rel
ished- A good deal WAS said about the sermon ia
the city press. Dr. Bacon eAplalnea the following
sabbath that he had not spoken from any parti-
san feeling but admitted that his patriotic ryOr
had. perhaps, led him 10 tread on d'ncate ground
Soon IL was intiniated that DT. Bacon was not
quite sound IN doctrine. He had been changed
with not being orthodox once before. That war In
Philadelphia lie was indicted by The pre,bytery
OF that city. The body eNamlDed him and decided
that be would do n he would ''Jakc the assent"
that Is, acknowledge that he subscribed To and
would preach pure Westminster doctrine unadul-
terated. THIS he would not do, and ~ became a
sort OF theological free lance. Hisopponen.S, aho
have various grievances. claim that they VIII 1e-
feat him for reelection by a majority Of 100
The Anti.Poyersy socicty i'm London.
ORGANIZED AT A MEETING HELD IN TK,FALsAs
sQUAKK YESTERDAY.
A London dispatch says that before the candi-
dacy OF Mr.. Henry George In New York for mayor
his ideas the land theory had taken root In Eng
land and he has had many warm admirers The
large vote that MT. George received gave sort 0f
boom TO the doctrine which he taught, ana fire.
Quent meetings have been held. and some proini-
nent people are identired with the movement
large meeting was advertised fof yesterday at
Trafalgar Square, but the rain poured down In
torrents and the affair Was not quite the success
expected Nevertheless, fully thousand gath
cred In spite OF the storm The c0ncourse was al
dressed by q Rev. Mr.. Haddarn, Miss Drake, Dr.
Burrows, Mrs. Besant, and Mr.. Mm- saunders, the
wealthy ex-member OF parliament, who is a great
power among workiDgmen- Mr.. saunders was
chairman OF the meeting. and he detailed the OBJ
Jects OF the movement which he representa They
are based upon the line laid down by tue Anu.
Poverty society founded by Henry George and DE-
McGlynn, and cover nearly the same ground In
England AS the latter do In America Mrs Besant
asserted tnat the meetings would continue 10 %
held frequently, and urged her hearers not 20 use
any incendary language that the authorities could
take action against, and thus bring the new ooc-
trine into dlscredit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

A HEAVY VOTE IN NEW YORK.
Hard Work Being Done at the Polls
by the EriendS of au l,andidales.

NEW YORK, Nov. S-Tle city Is quiet to-day and
the voting Is going on earnestly. Upto IL o'clock,
in majority OF the districts. one-third OF the
had been poiled. Reserves OF police were held at
headquarters 10 answer any call, and patrol
wagons We're ready for their transportation.
Advices from throughout the ST ,te Indicate that
large vote is being polied many pla, Is rcp0rtlug
IL the heaviest eyci cast. All points report me
weather, and an unusual interest Ia the result OF
the days election.
REPUBLICAN ADVANTAGE.
1t is believed that OF The 23 900 votes registered
In this city fully 10000 Will 6e cast ana IL is gen.
orally considered that this Will inure 10 the adyan-
taSe OF Tie republican party The extreme bitter.
hess of the campaign has become subcued into
earnest work al The polls by The adleients Of the
respective candidates The workers were out ear
Her than usual ana in much larger numbers, al
lnoSt every nominee having one or more personal
friends at every polling place la the county or dis
trict. There have been more than tie ordinary
number or arrests Tor illegal voting but they have
Deem one at a tilne.
THE LABOR PEOPLE ENERGETIC
The united laoor people are energetic as last
year, but the Indications seem 10 point to
dGced vote Tor their ticket. 1t seems as though
Louis +. Post. their Candidate IUr district at,or-
hey, Was running somewhat ahead or his ticket,
but careful observers have been heard To say that
he must land u poor third. joan Swinton, WHO Is
running for the senate, 1, eviaeu,ly polling good
vote on The east Slle, and Processes confidence In
his election.
Fine Weather and a Quiet Election at
BufialO.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. S.-The weather here is
very IaNOrdple IOr eleciiOn lhe sun SI0ne bright
and clear most or the morning, and the tempera-
ture Is mild The voting Is progressing quietly,
and the prospects are that a large vote will be
poled. Tabor, democrat, for attorney general is
running ahead OF his ticket, and very large vote
is being cast Tor Carmichael, republican, for State
treasurer.
Alleged Attempted Frauds At Troy.
lROY, n. Y, Nov. a-The election is progressing
quietly. The republican Inspectors Who re. used
10 sign lists because OF the presence or alleged
crooked Names signed the books this morning.
"a n order nj TI.a ,.r
the dead men, &C., were erased in nearly all the
wards except the eighth, where the inspectors
stu REFUSE Lu sign lists the order not having been
served On them. The votes We're taken in the
presence or ali the inspectors big vote is being
poIled.
big Gains For Prohibition.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. S.-The weather is fine
nut Tue vote Is not quite up 10 the average Cook,
dem. for secretary oI state, Is leading by good
margin. The indications are tnat Lue prohlDl-
ton vote will be double that OF last year. The
1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

IN MASSACHUSETTS.
A Quiet Day i'm Boston, but Vigorous
WORK Being Done.

BOSTON, Nov. a.-The election here is proceeding
very quietly, although there is considerable sup
pressed excitement and many vigorous workers
around the polls. Reports from various points In
Eastern Massachusetts bring similar stories. The
weather is perfect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08
Troops for Chicago.

TO GuAkD AGAINST kIoT.
telegram to the New York Herald from
omaha, Neb, November :, says: A special train of
seven coaches and three baggage cars. the former
being filed with United States troops from Sslt
Lake City, passed through Omaha THIS morning for
Chicago. The commanding officer was very reJi-
cent concerning the movement, and would only
state that they had been ordered 70 Chicago 70
garrison the new fort minor oncer, however,
stated that the commandants OF several Western
posts have been ordered TO send heavy detach-
ments OF regulars 10 Chicago u suppress any riot
which may occur during The prese nt week. Re
says that the chicago police will be reinforced by
5000 soldiers Every solder, In addition repeat
Ing rifles VIII have two self-c0ck1ng revolyera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Nov. &-The Territorial
Supreme Court last night appointed United states
church property In excess Of the limit nxed by
Congress- and TO wind up the affsfrs OF the per
petuai emgrant fund. The bonds required are
Judge Seane dissented, his private opinion being
that lawyer should have been NAMED, so as not 70
frttter away the money on lawyers feen Compn-
cations are also loreseen in securing Juries, as The
court has held on previous occasion that a mar
shal is not competent 70 summon jurors where ne
Is party TO the suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08
No Markets TO.lav,


BALTIMORE. Nov. S.-To-day being a legal holi
day, there viii be no stock nor produce markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

ROASTED, Bound, AND GAGGEp.-Hiram Thomp-
son, an oid man. living a PERMITS life on little
farm near Cleveland Ohio. was found In a pitfabie
condition by his neignbors an early hour yester-
day morning. He recently sold his crop OF oniopS
and was supposed 10 have money concealed In the
house. Three men bound and gagged him sunday
night, and searched the house, but could not md
the money. They would not believe his state
ment that he had deposited it In bank and roasted
his feet TO persuade him TO tell them where it was
In the house. Failing IN their enort, they took
what money he had and LEFT hin bound aiA
gagged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08
Prof. Bcrgmann will Perform the OP-.
rugiou.

BERLIN, Nov. S-Prof Bergmann will perform
the operation on the tBnoat OF the crown prince IL
the physicians decide that such step II neses-
sary. The emperor, though worried aeout tue
condition OF The crown prince, Is improving In
health.
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rmE AFFLICTED GROWN PRINCE.
His Condttien alarming. nut Not ssss
meAiAaelN ID DangcrOns.

Special Cable Dispaich 20 Tar .vESIsa srsR
FsASKfoKT. Nov. S-Prlnce Bismarck VIII oe
present on the occasion OF the cars visit ~
Berlin.
The North German Gsrsffe has an article to-day
praisng the character OF the late Minister Wash
burne. ana commencing his COCA onic''s Ia behalf
OF the German residents of Paris during the war.
To-day's news from San Reno II that the condi-
ton OF the crown prince n alarming. Az 1ous u
there Is no immediate danger. Al a conference
between DR. Mackenzie ana a German spe lalist
who Is 10 arrive TO-DAY. it viii be d'lded whether
an operation Is advisable. The crown pfinces ssh,
Prince william. has arrived at san Reno.
The continental stoCk exchanges are depreSsed
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

IoxpoN. Nov alThe Car ana hb family WIN
leave Copenhagen on the l2th instant On their 10
turn 20 Sc. Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

THE U. S. S. ALLIANCE arrived at Santos yester
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

CAPT. r. L. MEADE Of the Marine Corps, ha!
been ordered to duty at the Boston Marine Bar
racks, relieving Capt. c. G. Reid who is ordered II
duty at the Marine Barracks In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

No SUNDAY BALL GAME N CHARIEsToS.-The Sc
Louis and Chicago baseball teams which played
az Charleston s. C., during the carnival ADVERTISED
TO play game at the race track sunday afternoon
This raised commolon All the prominent pas
and committee OF them waited on the chief Of
police with q DEMAND on him TO sop the game.
Quiesced In a request not 90 play. Meanwhi
sb0ut 1000 people had gathereo % the track or
were on thefr way 90 IT, The churc h-goinR cofa-
munfty is quite worked up about the Incident and
= denouncing the national game and the new y
papers Gor publishing the advertiseDet and eyery.
body else that had any thing To do with IL
Jockey Garrison u lying very M At his home IN
Brooklyn Of hemorrhage OF the lungA II is ~
he cannot f70e aQain thls sposon
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LoNpoN, Nov. 6-The steamer City OF Chester
which has arrived at Queenstown from New York,
encountered terrfnc gale on the yoyag lasting
from the Sd to the 9th Instant Immense seas
swept the decks and two ufeboats were crushed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08

HuIspALE, MICH, Nov. &-James WellA who
killed John White At Amboy, this county, satur.
day. took his life last night In the jail here
he fastened the ends 70 the iron bars Of hrs cell
and falling forward, was strangled 70 death. HI
was between sixty and seventy years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08
Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES 8 and OF to-day's STAR contain: The
Action Of Citizens Association No. s, In Relation to
School Matters, jackson Replies to Thurman, The
Doomed Anarchists, Incidents Of O'Brien's Prison
Life, Telegraphic Dispatches, &C. The advertise
ments are classified as follows: Auction Sales,
Rubber Goods, Proposals, Medical, Educational,
Pianos and Organs. Housefurnishings. Wood and
Coal, Professional Railroads, Potomac River Boats,
ocean steamers, Books, sewing Machines, Ladies'
Goods Specialties Attorneys, Family supplies,
Hotels, Dentistry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-08
REGULARS AND MILITIA.
Points from the Report of AdJutant.
General Drum.

INCREASED INTEREST IN THE EMILrTIA-RECoMMENDA
TIONs FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF THI
VOLUNTEER soLDIERy-THE REGULAR MlLIrAR,
SERVICE.
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The Jamestown ~ Norfolk Navy.Yara.
FoKr MONROE, Va, Nov. 6-The training ship
Jamestown was towed 70 the norfolk navy-yard
this morning.
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Fine Weather and a Quiet Election at
Bu1talO.
Alleged Attempted Frauds at Troy.
mig Gain. For PrOaibisiOn,

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. S.-The weather is fine
but tue vote Is not quite up 10 the average. Cook,
DEM. for secretary oI state Is leading by good
margin. The Indications are tnat Jue prohlbI-
ton vote will be double that OF las; year. The
q Gorge vote Is less tiIJn Was claimed Tor tt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

Dyspepsia is drssdful Disorderad
liver $ misery. Indigestion Is foe
10 good Nature
The human digestive apparatus e
one Of the most complicated and won
lerfal ihipga in existence. Tits easily
put out Of order.
Greasy food, tough food sloppy
food, bad cookery, mental worry, late
honrs, irregular habits, and many
other things which ought not 70 lbei
have made the American people q ma
ton Of dyspeptfss.
But Greea's August Flower has
done wonderful work in reforming
tins aad basiness and making the
American people 50 healthy that they
can enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember: No happiness without
health. But GREEN'S August Flower
brings health and happiness to tho dys-
.peptic. AK your druggist fora bot
tile. Seventy-tive cents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
Special N0tiee.

4 WOULD RESPECTFULLY .o,,,
Il attention Of my friepds ans gsl.s, lib
inns eaIish ~ me patroni2a.ieu n n y 4
tlLt ny. Having recently hoan nnis, n n
tsealiiielit Tor an ateetlon II ihe cs,e.
spine. aII,lo llatltlg eloaeso death " @ssa
under alapensation q supfems 5 N, ss,'8
his slstlitul exeFtions, was aeaia 80 ,s "
health. ALSO, my sonsinilaw, VINO NJ l...
Aor long ttIne pEestratad 9slsb w, NJ
rising on ms groin and ae1nsulJsite NV.
not able 80 work, but hourly x,seiieg \.
has 6eeat tilnough Ibis insirunsptatse' '' u.
stored ~ health, and aan nos atsapd y " n
support 81 his feuilly by bis dailg lalor y =
In testimony Of the above faFs "a
recommend him 70 the n0tiso III AN WI NV
he similarly atfaeted. 10y
noy-l4to HaF5lst C.S Cfflsfos
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

IDR. w. a. KGAPP, Wholesale and
Hetail Druggist Of Lake Charles, lIa.,
says: We have been selling DIR. King s
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bncklen g Arnica Save for four years,
Have. never handled remedies that sell
as well, or give such universal satisfae-
ton. There have been some wonder
fnl cures effected by these Ine1liieines in
this city. Several cases of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured.
by use Of a few bottles of DR.. King s
New Discovery, taken in connection
with Eleetria Bittefs. We guarantee
them always. Sold by DR. W. A.
KNAPP. i.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
GreatIr Exoitetl .

Not q few of the citizens of Lake
Charles have recently become greatly
exelted over the astounding facts, that
several Of their friends who had been
pronounced by their pllYsieians as in-
durable and beyond all hope-suffering
with that dreaded monster, Oonsump-
tion--have been completely cured by
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, the only remedy that does
positively. cure an throat and lung dis
eases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and
Bronchitis. Trial bottles free, at DIR,
w, a , KNAPp's. i.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

TnERR IS no division ID the Demo
cratic organizations in tie city and
State Of New York The Democrats
are Standing shoulder 10 shoulder and
are determined to carry the State for.
Cleveland 10 1888. The members Of
the party ara now on better terms
with each other than ever before.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
ARTICLE VII

The charter IaHy be altered and amended or
this corporation dissolved by a vote 5f three
10ufths Of tho stDekhulders present represented
at meeting convened for that purpose, after thir
tydays notice shal have heen giYen IN pub
IN q weekly paper in the parish Of S4leasieu, aud
this company may be consolidated with any other
railway company, in ace0rdanee with the general
laws OF the Stale upon the subject Of the epnseli
dation Of Failruad corporations. at The telmiqa
tien OF this charter, or on the dissolution Of the
corporation the AFFAIRS Of the company shall be
HluiaAteN by three commissioners, who shall
lie appointed hy the Stockholders from their
number. Ii this ehaFber expires by limitation
said commissioners shall be appointed BY ballot
alta general meeting Of stockholders called for
| that purpose aud advertised as above, ard ii q
dissolution takes place BY vote then said qoEn.
Inissioners shall be appointed At nesting called
to dissolve the same as above set forth. Said
commissioners shall be appointed by ballet, aud
IL shall require ? majority u the stpak holders
! present aIsd voting to elect The said sfoekhold-
ers shah establish the terms and manner Of which
1 said liquidation shal be made, and dptine the
powers, duties aud emoluInenta Of said CoDauliB-
si0nerE and the manner 81 filing vacancies N
their number Il any shOuh occur.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

All tho corporate powers OF this epulpany shall
be vested i'll 70 Board Of Directors comp posed Of
LIAM i. DANIELS WILLIAM IL HARRIS,
EUGENE DE0HAAiPS in "a p. 1lof9A RIsA1h,
DESIRE HRBERT, YAI.EItY LleI90u& ssYL..
Y RsFER II. GARY, guELINO GDEROUEN,
DAVID ID. ANDRUS, EDWARD X. SHANK
LIN, fLUgIUS s, CUTTING, ID, ~. SWEET
aud ere hereby declared to be the first Board Of
Directors who shall hold office until their sue
oessors shall be daily elected on tho first Saturday
in January Eighteen Hundred and lightweight
C9se), and on the same day annually thereafter an
election for the Board Of )ireetoTs shall be helda
the office Of the company IN thstoBn 0f Jennings
la. An directors and officers shall bold office for
the term ofene yeaFfrOm the date Of their election
and until their suGGessoTs shall haYe been duly
elected and qualified Each share Of stock shall be
entitled 10 one vote and the majority OF the votes
cast at all elections, shall elect. All elections
shall BE- By ballot, and "a stbekholder must vote
Vacancies occurring in the Board In the intervals
between elections shall be btled by the B0aINL
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01

The capital stock of this company Is hereby
fixed at FIVE RiILAI0N DOLLARS g. 900 00ol,
70 he teprsaenttt sy emo hundrst thousand shares
OF Fifty Dollars ESQ each, Eve per cent 30 be
paid for in cash at the lime Of subscription asd
the balance at such times and On such terms IS
the Board Of Directors may fix. Books Of sub
soriptiOn shall be IpeHed IN the town Of Jen
ningsa as soon as possible sitsr the ergania ton
Of the Board Of Directors and the liking Of the
terms Of sReh subscription, and shall remain open
n the discretion Of the Board Of Directors and as
soon as twenty Thousand shares are subscribed
the building Of the road may be entered upon and
all powers of this corporation shal taeTeupon vest
and 90 into effect.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-01
HNCORPORATE
IENNTnES hEAlEMY
srArR. OLE -LOuRI.ANA

PARIsH or CABCAsIEU. 5
-TOEIT KNOWN That on this I'd day Of April
Id "A. ID. lSs7, before me, Edwin NJ. Burke, a
Notary Public, duly commissioned and qualified
in and for the parish OF CalGasieu State Of L0ui-
Aiana and in the presence Of the Witnesses here
matter named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared the several persons whose nRmes are
hereantn subscribed who declared that availing
themselves Of the pr0yisiana Of the laws Of the
State Of LOuisiana relative TO tho organization Of
corporations, they have formed and organised,
and by these presents do form themselves into
and organize O corporation, under the following
| stipulatiORs and agreements, which they hereby
adopt as their charter